Anma Massage Therapy Body (Full Body) – 90 Minutes

TRADITIONAL JAPANESE ROOTS
Anma Massage is one of the oldest traditional therapeutic practices in Japan, with a history dating back over 1,500 years. Originally developed by blind practitioners, Anma focuses on channeling energy (Ki), stimulating blood circulation, and relieving muscle tension through precise and rhythmic hand movements. It is the foundation of many modern massage techniques, including Shiatsu. The method embodies a holistic philosophy that harmonizes the body and mind by restoring natural energy flow.

FOCUSED FULL-BODY TREATMENT
This therapy targets commonly strained and stressed areas such as the Back, Head, Neck – Shoulders – Nape, Arms and Legs (including hands). The treatment incorporates four fundamental techniques – Stroking, Gliding, Kneading, and Pressing (Ấn) – to deeply detect and address hidden muscle tension, blockages, and chronic contractions. These techniques work in synergy to relieve pain and reawaken the body’s internal balance.

MODERN INTEGRATION
To enhance effectiveness, this traditional method is integrated with Modern Electrical Pulse Therapy. Gentle, carefully calibrated electrical impulses are applied to penetrate deeply into muscle fibers and nerves – especially in areas that are difficult to reach by hand. These pulses help to:

• Alleviate pain

• Soothe muscle tightness

• Reduce inflammation

• Accelerate tissue recovery

Furthermore, Hot Stone Therapy is introduced during the massage process to promote deep relaxation, improve energy circulation, and support the body’s natural healing process.

After 90 minutes of treatment, you will experience:

• Quick relief from muscle – bone – joint pain; accelerated healing in damaged tissues.

• Improved blood circulation and warmth throughout the body.

• Relaxed, softened muscles with reduced nerve pressure.

• A deeply restored body and a rebalanced state of natural energy.

Safe – Natural – Non-invasive.
This therapy is suitable for all ages and lifestyles: office workers, the elderly, athletes, or anyone with a sedentary routine.